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Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc. (PINE)

NYSE / Real Estate / REIT - Retail

Share price

17.88 USD Market dataClose of Oct 15, 2026

Market capitalisation

320.7M USD Market dataClose of Oct 15, 2026
Market data
Oct 15, 2026
Filed accounts
FY2025, filed Feb 5, 2026
Ratios computed
Oct 15, 2026
Filed years
7, FY2018 to FY2025
Four kinds of sourceSEC filingCompany statementMarket dataComputedWhat each means
SEC filingFiled with the SEC
Read from a statement the company filed with the SEC, with the form, fiscal year, filing date and accession beside it.
Company statementCompany statement
What the company says about itself in a filing: an 8-K item, the auditor, its own segment names.
Market dataMarket data
Prices, market value and what analysts publish, with the date they are as of.
ComputedComputed by ValueScreener
Worked out by us from the other three, with the inputs and the formula one press away. A score is a research output, not a rating or a recommendation.
Reading

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Overview

What the business is, what it costs, and how it reads on four questions.

Market dataSEC filingComputed

Four questions, at a glance

Quality

Return on equity

-0.9% Computed

From the FY2025 filing

Read quality

Valuation

Price to book

0.99x Computed

FY2025 accounts, priced at the latest close

Read valuation

Cash generation

Free cash flow yield

-78.7% Computed

FY2025 accounts, priced at the latest close

Read cash generation

Revenue and net income, as filed

FY2018 Revenue: 11.7M USDFY2018 Net income: 4.0M USDFY2020 Revenue: 19.2M USDFY2020 Net income: 985.0K USDFY2021 Revenue: 30.1M USDFY2021 Net income: 10.0M USDFY2022 Revenue: 45.2M USDFY2022 Net income: 29.7M USDFY2023 Revenue: 45.6M USDFY2023 Net income: 2.9M USDFY2024 Revenue: 52.2M USDFY2024 Net income: 2.1M USDFY2025 Revenue: 60.5M USDFY2025 Net income: -2.7M USD
Revenue Net income7 filed fiscal years, from the annual reports; the table in Filings names each document.
Named tests met
0 of 30 Which tests
The business, and the score behind its five axes

The reading, in brief

Is it good

Return on equity was -0.9% in FY2025, in the band labelled "Likely below the cost of equity" (below 8.0%), on lines anchored on Damodaran's cost-of-capital data, suggesting returns on shareholders' money below the usual cost of equity.

Today, against the Real Estate sector (221 companies), -0.9% sits at the 29th percentile; the middle half of that group runs from -4.0% to 9.5%.

Is it safe

Interest coverage was 0.81x in FY2025, in the band labelled "Distress territory" (below 1.50x), on lines anchored on Damodaran's interest-coverage table.

Year by year against peers
Whether Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc.'s return on equity stayed above the median of the Real Estate sector, year by year. (FY2023 to FY2025, 3 fiscal years of Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc. with a comparable figure)
The direction
Which way Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc.'s operating margin has moved, and how steadily. (FY2018 to FY2025, 7 filed years of Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc.)
What could explain it
What in Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc.'s filed statements could explain the movements. (3 readings drawn from the statement lines Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc. filed)
What to check next
What to check next on Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc., and where in its filings. (5 questions for Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc.)
In one paragraph
One paragraph on Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc.'s returns, cash, balance sheet and price. (10 of sixteen figures read for Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc.)

These are PINE’s filed figures. The research desk says what they mean, against peers and its own years, with what to check next.

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What changed

The newest filing, what it moved, and when the next one is due.

SEC filingCompany statement

The newest accounts on file are the FY2025 annual report: 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, accession 0001104659-26-010910.

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Quality

The returns the business earns on its capital, and the margins behind them.

SEC filingComputed

Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc: returns on capital and margins, each with its source
FigureValue, source and document
Return on invested capital, after tax
Why n/a

No tax rate can be read for this year: the income tax or the pre-tax income line is not filed, or pre-tax income is zero, so after-tax operating profit is not computed.

n/a ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Return on equity-0.9% ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Return on capital employed, pre-tax
Why n/a

We do not hold this figure for this company, so there is nothing to show.

n/a ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Return on assets-0.4% ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Gross margin86.0% ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Operating margin21.7% ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Net margin-4.4% ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
PINE -4.4%
BFS 12.9%ALX 13.2%CBL 23.5%NTST 3.6%GTY 35.7%
-4.4%35.7%
Net margin: PINE against the 5 companies named under Valuation context, each as filed for its own latest year. Placement only: no average is drawn.

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Financial strength

What it owes against what it owns, and whether it can meet what falls due.

SEC filingComputedCompany statement

Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc: leverage, liquidity and distress, each with its source
FigureValue, source and document
Debt to equity1.72 ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Current ratio
Why n/m

A property trust presents an unclassified balance sheet: buildings are long-lived assets and mortgage debt is drawn against them, so there is no split between current and non-current for a current ratio to divide. Look at net debt to EBITDA and interest coverage instead.

n/m ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Quick ratio
Why n/m

A property trust presents an unclassified balance sheet: buildings are long-lived assets and mortgage debt is drawn against them, so there is no split between current and non-current for a current ratio to divide. Look at net debt to EBITDA and interest coverage instead.

n/m ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Interest coverage0.81x ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Altman Z-score
Why n/m

Altman's Z-Score rewards working capital and asset turnover, neither of which a property trust has. It reads distress for healthy REITs by construction, so we do not show it.

n/m ComputedClose of Oct 15, 2026 · FY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Net debt476.2M ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Total assets 715.9MTotal liabilities 414.6MShareholders' equity 279.9MOwnsOwes, and equity
Total assets Total liabilities Shareholders’ equity
The balance sheet, line by line

Financial health

What Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc owned and owed at the end of fiscal 2025, from the balance sheet it filed (10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910).

Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc: balance sheet position
Total assets715.9M FiledFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026
Total liabilities414.6M FiledFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026
Shareholders' equity279.9M FiledFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026
Cash4.6M FiledFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026
Total debt480.8M FiledFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026
Net debt476.2M
Current ration/m
Debt to equity1.72
  • Current ratio: FY2025: A property trust presents an unclassified balance sheet: buildings are long-lived assets and mortgage debt is drawn against them, so there is no split between current and non-current for a current ratio to divide. Look at net debt to EBITDA and interest coverage instead.

Read from the filed balance sheet for each year, with the income statement of the same year supplying operating profit where a ratio needs it. Nothing here is a view on whether this company is sound.

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Valuation context

What the market charges for it, against its own record and companies like it.

Market dataSEC filingComputed

Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc: what the market charges, each with its source
FigureValue, source and document
Price to earnings
Why n/m

GAAP earnings for a property trust are charged with depreciation on buildings that are generally appreciating, so a P/E built on them overstates how expensive the trust is. Use price to FFO.

n/m ComputedClose of Oct 15, 2026 · FY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
P/E on trailing twelve months89.40x ComputedClose of Oct 15, 2026 · Trailing four quarters, each as known on the day; the quarterly filings are listed under Filings
Price to book0.99x ComputedClose of Oct 15, 2026 · FY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Price to sales4.59x ComputedClose of Oct 15, 2026 · FY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Enterprise value to EBIT57.41x ComputedClose of Oct 15, 2026 · FY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Enterprise value to EBITDA18.62x ComputedClose of Oct 15, 2026 · FY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Price to earnings over growth
Why n/m

GAAP earnings for a property trust are charged with depreciation on buildings that are generally appreciating, so a P/E built on them overstates how expensive the trust is. Use price to FFO.

n/m ComputedClose of Oct 15, 2026 · FY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Diluted earnings per share-0.22 USD FiledFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Graham number
Why n/m

Earnings are zero or negative, so a price to earnings multiple is not meaningful. A negative P/E is not a cheap company and a large positive one from a near-zero denominator is not an expensive one.

n/m ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910

We publish no fair value or price target of our own. Value PINE on your own assumptions in the DCF workbench, starting from the filed figures.

Its own record, and companies like it

Valuation

What the market charges for Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc today, and the multiples it has carried. No value of ours: the figures are the filings’ and the market’s.

Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc: valuation
Share price17.88 USD
Market capitalisation320.7M USD
Enterprise value to EBITDA18.62x
Graham numbern/m
Diluted earnings per share, FY2025-0.22 USD

Price to earnings on trailing twelve months, a different basis from the fiscal-year P/E above, since Oct 21, 2021: low 6.54x, median 75.77x, high 203.50x, latest 89.40x. 875 trading days with a meaningful ratio, 376 more on a loss and left out. Each close over the trailing twelve months of earnings as known that day: a quarter counts from the day it was filed.

Companies like Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc

  1. Saul Centers, Inc. (BFS)Market cap 720.3M USD
  2. Alexander's, Inc. (ALX)Market cap 1.20B USD
  3. CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. (CBL)Market cap 1.51B USD
  4. NETSTREIT Corp. (NTST)Market cap 1.76B USD
  5. Getty Realty Corp. (GTY)Market cap 1.75B USD

Same industry (REIT - Retail) and size band (Small, 300M to 2B), nearest in market value and net margin. Each of those counts equally, by how many of the companies considered sit between the two on it. Closest first: the order is likeness and nothing else.

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Cash generation

Whether profit arrives as cash, and what is paid back to shareholders.

SEC filingComputed

Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc: cash generation and what is paid out, each with its source
FigureValue, source and document
Free cash flow yield-78.7% ComputedClose of Oct 15, 2026 · FY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Free cash flow-218.7M USD ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Free cash flow margin-361.3% ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Dividend yield6.7% ComputedClose of Oct 15, 2026 · FY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Payout ratio
Why n/m

A REIT pays out of funds from operations, not GAAP earnings. A payout ratio on earnings reads far above 100% for a perfectly safe distribution. Use the FFO payout ratio.

n/m ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
FY2018 Net income: 4.0M USDFY2020 Net income: 985.0K USDFY2021 Free cash flow: -206.2M USDFY2021 Net income: 10.0M USDFY2022 Free cash flow: -164.5M USDFY2022 Net income: 29.7M USDFY2023 Free cash flow: -96.7M USDFY2023 Net income: 2.9M USDFY2024 Free cash flow: -109.0M USDFY2024 Net income: 2.1M USDFY2025 Free cash flow: -218.7M USDFY2025 Net income: -2.7M USD
Free cash flow Net incomeProfit that arrives as cash stands level with net income; a gap year after year is worth reading about.

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Filings

Every figure, the year it is for and the document it was read from.

SEC filingMarket data

The filed figures

Computed from the accounts this company filed with the SEC and, in a ratio with a price in it, the last close, dated on this page. Every filed figure below carries the fiscal year and the filing date its accounts were read from, and every blank carries the reason it is blank. Nothing here is a view on this company.

Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc.: the eight ratios, with the fiscal year and filing date behind each.
FigureValueYearAs of
n/mFY2025Oct 15, 2026
n/m Not meaningful for this company, such as a P/E on negative earnings or a bank's EV/EBIT.
0.99xFY2025Oct 15, 2026
57.41xFY2025Oct 15, 2026
-78.7%FY2025Oct 15, 2026
n/aFY2025Feb 5, 2026
n/a No tax rate can be read for this year: the income tax or the pre-tax income line is not filed, or pre-tax income is zero, so after-tax operating profit is not computed.
6.7%FY2025Oct 15, 2026
1.72FY2025Feb 5, 2026
n/mFY2025Feb 5, 2026
n/m Not meaningful for this company, such as a P/E on negative earnings or a bank's EV/EBIT.
4.59xFY2025Oct 15, 2026
n/mFY2025Oct 15, 2026
n/m Not meaningful for this company, such as a P/E on negative earnings or a bank's EV/EBIT.
n/mFY2025Oct 15, 2026
n/m Not meaningful for this company, such as a P/E on negative earnings or a bank's EV/EBIT.
n/mFY2025Feb 5, 2026
n/m Not meaningful for this company, such as a P/E on negative earnings or a bank's EV/EBIT.
n/mFY2025Feb 5, 2026
n/m Not meaningful for this company, such as a P/E on negative earnings or a bank's EV/EBIT.

The figures are computed from the accounts for fiscal 2025, the newest full year on file. 7 filed fiscal years on record, FY2018 to FY2025, from SEC EDGAR. Prices as of Oct 15, 2026. Ratios recomputed Oct 15, 2026. Two facts, because a recompute is not a fresh quote.

The year and the filing date name the statement each figure’s accounts are read from, and they stand even where the figure itself could not be computed: the line beneath a blank says what that statement did not carry. A figure’s name opens its formula and the filings behind it; a statement that names no SEC filing has no filing date, and reads n/a.

Ten years of filed figures, year by year

Ten years of filed figures

7 filed fiscal years, FY2018 to FY2025, read from the annual reports Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc filed with the SEC. Each year names its filing. Amounts in USD, as filed.

Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc: revenue, earnings, free cash flow and returns, by fiscal year, with the filing each year was read from
YearRevenueOperating incomeNet incomeEPS, dilutedFree cash flowOperating marginReturn on equityFiling
FY202560.5M13.1M-2.7M-0.22-218.7M21.7%-0.9%10-K, Feb 5, 20260001104659-26-010910
FY202452.2M14.0M2.1M0.14-109.0M26.8%0.8%10-K, Feb 6, 20250001558370-25-000687
FY202345.6M13.1M2.9M0.19-96.7M28.8%1.2%10-K, Feb 8, 20240001558370-24-000899
FY202245.2M43.5M29.7M2.17-164.5M96.2%11.4%10-K, Feb 9, 20230001558370-23-001074
FY202130.1M15.2M10.0M0.89-206.2M50.3%5.1%10-K, Feb 10, 20220001558370-22-001014
FY202019.2M2.6M985.0K0.11n/a13.6%0.8%10-K, Feb 16, 20210001558370-21-001062
FY201811.7M4.0M4.0Mn/an/a34.3%n/a10-K, Feb 16, 20210001558370-21-001062
  • Revenue, compound annual growth FY2018 to FY2025: 26.4%
  • Earnings: Earnings was not positive in both 2018 and 2025, so a compound rate across the window is not defined. Both figures are in the table.
  • Earnings per share: Earnings per share was not positive in both 2020 and 2025, so a compound rate across the window is not defined. Both figures are in the table.
  • Free cash flow: Free cash flow was not positive in both 2021 and 2025, so a compound rate across the window is not defined. Both figures are in the table.

Every figure in this section is a line of a filed annual statement or a ratio of two of them. Nothing here is estimated or smoothed. Earnings per share filed before a share split are put on today's share count, and say so. Nothing here is a verdict on the company.

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Risks and guardrails

The accounting screens, the published tests, and the lines you can set to be told.

ComputedCompany statement

Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc: accounting screens and published tests, each with its source
FigureValue, source and document
Beneish M-score
Why n/m

The Beneish M-Score is built on gross margin, receivables and asset quality indices estimated on non-financial firms. Those inputs are not defined here.

n/m ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Piotroski F-score
Why n/m

2 of the nine Piotroski signals are undefined for an equity REIT: signal 6 (rising current ratio), signal 8 (rising gross margin). We do not publish a partial score under the full score's name.

n/m ComputedFY2025 10-K, filed Feb 5, 2026, 0001104659-26-010910
Named tests met0 of 30 Computed
Beta0.06 ComputedClose of Oct 15, 2026

The named tests

Of 30 tests value investors published: 0 met, 21 not met, 9 we could not complete. Counts, never a score: a single figure would have to decide that meeting one investor’s criteria and meeting another’s are worth the same.

Which tests, by name(all 30)
Meets
None of the named tests.
Does not
Defensive investor (Benjamin Graham); Large cap, low P/E; Earnings yield and ROIC (Joel Greenblatt); Low PEG, low debt (Peter Lynch); High returns and growth; Gross margin, turnover (Robert Novy-Marx); EV/EBITDA and coverage; High yield, low payout; Dividends and buybacks; Low beta, profitable; Near the 52-week low; Z-score and coverage (Edward Altman); High returns, low debt; Owner earnings yield; High return on tangibles; Low P/S, rising earnings (James O'Shaughnessy); Book or below, low debt (Walter Schloss); Tangible book or below; Cash-flow yield and ROIC; Clean books, high ROIC; Cheapest quarter on P/B (David Dreman)
Not measured
Deep value; High F-score, low P/B (Joseph Piotroski); Three forensic scores; ROIC at or above WACC; Two thirds of NCAV (Benjamin Graham); P/E times P/B (Benjamin Graham); Cash-covered dividend; Cheapest quarter on P/E (David Dreman); Low P/E, growth, yield (John Neff). A test with a figure we could not read is incomplete, never met and never failed.
Figures we could not read(13)
  • Current Ratio: A property trust presents an unclassified balance sheet: buildings are long-lived assets and mortgage debt is drawn against them, so there is no split between current and non-current for a current ratio to divide. Look at net debt to EBITDA and interest coverage instead.
  • Piotroski F-Score: 2 of the nine Piotroski signals are undefined for an equity REIT: signal 6 (rising current ratio), signal 8 (rising gross margin). We do not publish a partial score under the full score's name.
  • P/E Ratio: GAAP earnings for a property trust are charged with depreciation on buildings that are generally appreciating, so a P/E built on them overstates how expensive the trust is. Use price to FFO.
  • Return on Invested Capital: No tax rate can be read for this year: the income tax or the pre-tax income line is not filed, or pre-tax income is zero, so after-tax operating profit is not computed.
  • Altman Z-Score: Altman's Z-Score rewards working capital and asset turnover, neither of which a property trust has. It reads distress for healthy REITs by construction, so we do not show it.
  • Beneish M-Score: The Beneish M-Score is built on gross margin, receivables and asset quality indices estimated on non-financial firms. Those inputs are not defined here.
  • PEG Ratio: GAAP earnings for a property trust are charged with depreciation on buildings that are generally appreciating, so a P/E built on them overstates how expensive the trust is. Use price to FFO.
  • Eps Growth 5Y: We do not hold this figure for this company, so there is nothing to show.
  • Payout Ratio: A REIT pays out of funds from operations, not GAAP earnings. A payout ratio on earnings reads far above 100% for a perfectly safe distribution. Use the FFO payout ratio.
  • ROIC-WACC Spread: We do not hold this figure for this company, so there is nothing to show.
  • Price To Ncav: Net current asset value needs current assets, which an unclassified balance sheet does not report.
  • Price To Graham: Earnings are zero or negative, so a price to earnings multiple is not meaningful. A negative P/E is not a cheap company and a large positive one from a near-zero denominator is not an expensive one.
  • Dividend Coverage Ratio: Distribution coverage for a REIT is measured against funds from operations, not against free cash flow computed after acquisition capital expenditure.

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Declared positions

Whether anybody here owns this company.

Positions declared by the founder: no holding in any company shown here, as of October 3, 2026.

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Next step

What to do with what you have read.

A thesis is your reason for owning it, in your words, with the figures that must stay true. Checking those figures every night against the newest filed accounts, and telling you once when one breaks, is what the subscription adds.

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What this cannot tell you

  • 13 figures could not be read on this company, among them Current Ratio, Piotroski F-Score, P/E Ratio. Each blank in the table above names the rest, with its reason. 9 named tests come back incomplete because of them, which is neither met nor missed.
  • We hold 7 filed fiscal years rather than 10, so the run above is shorter than a full decade and is counted as what it is.

And the one that is true of all of it: This is what the numbers say today. It cannot tell you the day one of them stops being true. Nothing here can, because the reasons are not written down.

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